Smallville

Remember how Smallville wrapped its 10-season “no tights, no flights” run with indecipherable clips of Clark Kent (Tom Welling) just starting to ... with digital cover art by San Antonio-connected artist Cat Staggs. Staggs, who attended UTSA in the ...  

For 10 years, we've followed young Clark Kent's journey to becoming Superman. Smallville Season 11 picks up where the series left off with Clark now balancing his double life as mild-mannered reporter for The Daily Planet and Metropolis' newest champion of ...  

Just because Smallville ended its run as a TV show doesn't mean the story has to come to a complete end. Some fans may have hoped to see Tom Welling and the rest of the cast transition to the big screen, but the Man of Steel film in the works will be an entire reboot of the Superman saga. Instead, Smallville will continue in comic book form as DC Comics gives us "Season 11," a depiction of what would have transpired if the show had continued...  

CW's "Smallville," the adventure series based on the life of Clark Kent before he becomes Superman, ended its 10-year run last May, but a new season will come to life in the pages of a DC comic book.DC Entertainment announced that "Smallville Season 11" will pick up where the TV show ended. It will be written by Bryan Q. Miller, a former "Smallville" TV writer.The comic book will be published digitally and will debut April 13, 2012. New...  

Clark just so happens to now be Superman." That ensemble includes Lois Lane, his fiancé and fellow reporter; his childhood best friend, Chloe; and Oliver Queen, aka the Green Arrow. As was teased in the finale, Chloe and Ollie are now married.  

After a 10-year run on television, the Smallville series, which tells the coming-of-age story of a young Superman, will continue on with an 11th season. But this time you’ll have to turn away from your TV and onto your iPad, Android tablet, or other preferred method of reading digital comics. The new e-comic series will [...]  

It's all about the numbers this week, except not really: ICv2 estimates that digital comics sales have tripled and DC reveals its top selling digital comics in January, but neither one gives any hard numbers, just estimates and comparisons.  

January 15, 2012: "Smallville" Fans Unite to Raise FundsSuperman HomepageLet me be clear that I fully support the Christopher and Dana Reeve foundation and I fully support any and all money that is raised for such a good cause. I also have deep respect for Allison Mack and Kristen Kreuk. I like them both very much. ...  

A couple of months ago we told you about Smallville co-star Erica Durance's chance to play Wonder Woman, albeit briefly, in a guest appearance on David E. Kelley's legal series Harry's Law . Now the episode is ready to air, and we finally get to see Durance in action.  

Johnson currently plays Detective Luke Callaghan on ABC's Rookie Blue and appeared as Whitney Fordman on Smallville between 2001 and 2004. He also played the title role in the Sci Fi Channel's short-lived Flash Gordon reboot in 2007. Michael Eklund has ...  

Superman HomepageJanuary 2, 2012: Superman on TV - January 2-8Superman HomepageSeason 10 episodes of "Smallville" air on TNT in the US each week day (Monday-Friday) at 12.00pm. This week's episodes are "Prophecy", "Finale - Part 1", "Finale - Part 2", "Odyssey", and "Plastique". Two Season 6 "Smallville" episodes air each week ...  

Good news: The CW ordered a Green Arrow TV show pilot! Bad news: It's not associated with 'Smallville' in any way, and the guys that wrote the 'Green Lantern' movie are behind it...Yay?  

Cassidy Freeman is returning to The CW. The Smallville alum has booked a guest-spot on The Vampire Diaries, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Freeman, who portrayed sometimes villain Tess Mercer on the recently ended super series, will play...  

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